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Information below describes the feature changes on SSHPro.
Major differences 3.4/Release:20090726 from the 3.3/Release:20080606 version
The following bugs have been fixed:
1. Telnet and Telnet/SSH:
- In the file telnet.out password and user-id were logged unencrypted.
Major differences 3.3/Release:20080606 from the 3.2/Release:20070707 version
New Features on this release include
1. Telnet/SSH:
- the higher priority of IPv4 (compare with IPv6) usage was introduced
to avoid possible connection problems on some systems.
- some terminals ("vt100","vt52"..) were not colored originally. The deviation
from the strong emulation was implemented to allow to use colors
for such as terminal types.
Major differences 3.2/Release:20070707 from the 3.1/Release:20070119 version
New Features on this release include
1. ComSetup
- Now ComSetup is placed in the new "Settings" facility.
- Implemented the "SilentBell" setting.
2. Settings
- New facility that integrates the "ComSetup" and "XSettings" facilities.
Major differences 3.1/Release:20070119 from the 3.0/Release:20060612 version
New Features on this release include
1. Installation:
- The Installation procedure accepts a prepared file with
NFS-Client settings. The file must have the "nfsclnt.cpr" name
and locate in the package distributive directory ("near the setup.exe" file).
It is especially useful for "silent" installations.
- The Installation procedure accepts a prepared file with
Telnet settings. The file must have the "prosets.ini" name
and locate in the package distributive directory ("near the setup.exe" file).
It is especially useful for "silent" installations.
2. Telnet and Telnet_SSH:
- Columns-selection-by-rectangular is supplemented with selection-
by-filling that provides text highlighting selection in traditional manner.
- Implemented the "Quick Copy to Clipboard" mode, in which "Copy"
is performed on release of the left mouse button.
- Implemented "Copy"/"Paste"-by-keyboard that are close to traditional manner.
By default, "Copy"/"Paste" use the "Ctrl_L+Shift_L+C"/"Ctrl_L+Shift_L+V"
keys combinations.
- Implemented the "Fit To Screen" setting on the "Text" tab for the "XTERM"
emulation Type to guarantee that an application window is fully displayed on
the PC's screen (i.e. it does not cross screen boundaries).
If necessary, Scroll Bars are created.
- Implemented the "Dynamic resize" setting on the "Text" tab for the "XTERM"
emulation Type to provide the "no scrollbar" mode. The actual Rows and
Columns numbers are dynamically being changed while window resizing.
- The "XTERM" terminal emulation provides 16-colors mode
instead of B/W one.
- More connection's parameters (UserName, LogLevel,
Default Forwarding, etc) are saved in profile(s).
The following bugs have been fixed:
1. Telnet and Telnet_SSH:
- Fixed some bugs in the XTERM/Standard mode;
- Sometimes unexpected resizing of an application window took place.
- Fixed some bugs in viewing previous screens (including
1024-line screens).
- Fixed some bugs in marking a selection area (including
those that were detected while focus and window activity changing).
- Sometimes incorrect "list of sessions" may appear.
This is actual if the "Use SSH Forwarding" (SOCKS4) is used
in FTP, XStartup and NFS-Client.
- Corrected the possibility to type in the "Passphrase" field for the
"Use RSA key to log in" mode.
Major differences 3.0/Release:20060612 from the 2.9/Release:20051120 version
New Features on this release include
1. Telnet and Telnet_SSH:
- Implemented Saving of Screen history (i.e., Saving of all Extend Screens).
- Improved flexibility for the XTERM emulation mode.
- Implemented UTF-8 substitution.
- Implemented the "-prof profilename" option in the command line.
The following bugs have been fixed:
1. Telnet and Telnet_SSH:
- The selection rectangular did not clear all the time.
- Suppressed any unnecessary Telnet attempts to update the read-only ".ini"-files.
Major differences 2.9/Release:20051120 from the 2.8/Release:20050429 version
New Features on this release include
1. Comsetup:
- implemented the "Disable Log Output" setting to prevent attempts to write in the ".out" and ".ini" files from any of the package's facility
2. Ping (renovated):
- implemented the IPv6 support (in both the ICMP and TCP modes)
- TCP ping is allowed to standard TCP/IP echo port 7 as well as to any other TCP port entered
- allows to scan the LAN
3. Telnet and Telnet_SSH:
- implemented the IPv6 support
- implemented the named "profiles" (pre-set sessions)
- saved telnet-screens ("back buffer") may be written to a file
- implemented the "keyboard-interactive" authentication mode
The following bugs have been fixed:
1. Ping (renovated):
- stopped the usage of raw sockets. The standard MS Windows ICMP interface is used instead to allow non-admin users to use ping
Major differences 2.8/Release:20050429 from the 2.7/Release:20041126 version
New Features on this release include
1. Telnet and Telnet_SSH:
- implemented the "-mout []" command-line option to provide a "readable" log-file for the session
- implemented the "-lxdn []" command-line option to set the "DISPLAY" session environment variable if a remote daemon supports it (the "-lxdn" option means lookup running the XServer)
- Telnet understands the local XServer's "DynamicDisplayNumber" mode and correctly looks for running the XServer
2. Telnet_SSH:
- implemented the "-log " option to set up the tracing level (0..7)
- the "-lxdn []" option provides correct X11-forwarding (if set)
The following bugs have been fixed
1. Installation:
- the silent installation did not correctly use some saved installation parameters (i.e. the "Destination directory")
2. Telnet and Telnet_SSH:
- more correct restarting to remove a possible "restart loop" and crash after the "password->"Disconnect" action
Major differences 2.7/Release:20041126 from the 2.6/Release:20040707 version
The following enhancements have been made:
1. Installation:
- The InstallShield X is used in the installation procedure.
16-bit executables are not used from this version
2. Telnet and Telnet_SSH:
- improved the viewing of the terminal output buffer
to provide correct work when terminal output is in progress
- provided more correct "rubber rect" drawing/processing
The following bugs have been fixed:
1. Telnet_SSH:
- Telnet_S may crash when closing the session
Major differences 2.6/Release:20040707 from 2.5/Release:20040223 version
The following enhancements have been made:
1. Installation:
- implemented the "-auto2" option for "setup.exe".
This is the same as "-auto" option with the only difference:
the Finish dialog message is suppressed
The following bugs have been fixed:
1. Telnet_SSH:
- Telnet_S may crash when changing the Forwarding settings
Major differences 2.5/Release:20040223 from 2.4/Release:20030915 version
The following enhancements have been made
1. Telnet, Telnet_SSH:
- implemented a convenient change of the authentication host keys (in the "known_hosts" file)
- changed to "TRUE" the default value of the "NoHostAuthenticationForLocalHost" setting
The following bugs have been fixed
1. Telnet, Telnet_SSH:
- fixed incorrect selecting of the full Telnet screen region
- fixed incorrect receiving of some national characters
- fixed some bugs in the "View of previous screens" mode
Major differences 2.4/Release:20030915 from 2.3/Release:20030512 version
The following enhancements have been made
1. Comsetup:
- the "Auto-start XwpPeg Package Watcher" setting was implemented to provide the corresponding control of the XwpPeg facility;
2. Telnet, Telnet_SSH:
- more flexible Telnet-protocol processing was implemented to be able to connect with some atypical Telnet-servers (e.g. TelnetXQ)
- the SSH-2 mode is based on the OpenSSH 3.4 version
- auto-selection of the compression mode was implemented
The following bugs have been fixed
1. Telnet, Telnet_SSH:
- the new version is more reliable
Major differences from the 2.0/Release:20020529 version
The following bugs have been fixed
1. Telnet_SSH/SSH2 :
- did not provide the "Local Echo" mode which require by some SSH-2 servers
- did not process correctly the banner messages
- in some cases the cursor jumped up while the scrolling
2. Installation :
- the "Configure" mode operates correctly now
Major differences from the 1.3/Release:20011007 version
The following enhancements have been made
1. Telnet/SSH :
- the SSH-2 protocol support was implemented
2. Network layout :
- the "KeepAlive" TCP/IP mode may be set
3. Installation :
- the "silent" installation mode is available now
Major differences 1.3/Release:20011007 from 1.2/Release:20010419 version
The following enhancements have been made
1. Telnet/SSH :
- the "Dynamic Forwarding" was implemented.
This feature is allowed to start FTP, XStartup/Rexec and
other facility through established SSH-connections
without a direct access to remote hosts.
Naturally, these facilities must be able to use
the "Dynamic Forwarding".
Undocumented Features
1. Comsetup:
- Implemented the "Disable Log Output" setting to prevent attempts
to write in the ".out" and ".ini" files from any of the package's features.
2. Telnet and Telnet_SSH:
- The "SelectRect=0" line can be
inserted into the "[telnet]" section of the xwp.ini file
to set the selection by filling mode, which provides the traditional
text highlighting selection.
- The "QuickClipBoard=1" line can be
inserted into the "[telnet]" section of the xwp.ini file
to set the "Quick Copy to Clipboard" mode, when the "Copy"
performed on release of the left mouse button.
- The "CtrlCVmode=3" line can be
inserted into the "[telnet]" section of the xwp.ini file
to exactly set the traditional "Copy"/"Paste" key combination
("Ctrl+C"/"Ctrl+V"). Be careful, because in this mode you cannot
send to remote application another "traditional" key combination
"Ctrl+C" (break event).
The "CtrlCVmode=5" is the default ("Ctrl_L+Shift_L+C"/"Ctrl_L+Shift_L+V").
PLEASE NOTE:
The programs associated in this package may send and/or receive broadcast IP
requests. Since such packets cannot cross the nearest
firewall/gateway/router,
please be sure that these IP requests are invisible from outside your
network.
We assume that such behavior cannot be considered as "Hacking"
or "Trojan horse's action".
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